Upcoming Events

Culver's of Stevens Point Blood Drive
5346 US-10 E Stevens Point, WI 54482
Wednesday, June 23
12:30 PM 3:30 PM

To sign up for your donation appointment, please call 800-280-4102 or visit communityblood.org/donor. GIVE A PINT - GET A PINT! All presenting donors receive a FREE PINT of FROZEN CUSTARD!

As part of the Riverfront Rendezvous celebration, Active Portage County is sponsoring a FREE 3 mile (five-mile option) walk along the beautiful Wisconsin River on Saturday, July 3rd.

The route will utilize Bukolt, Mead, and Pfiffner Parks, and with no need to cross a street!! Restrooms will be found along the route, with snacks and beverages. Want to join the fun? Gather at the Pfiffner Building for an 11 am start. The finish will be at the Pfiffner bandshell where Saturday's Riverfront Rendezvous music, activities, food, and beverages will kick-off at noon. Come dressed in your best red, white, and blue costumes, for a chance to win a prize for best costume!

The Boys & Girls Club of Portage County and the Hostel Shoppe will be hosting the 13th annual Pedal Point Rally (formerly Bike for Boys & Girls Club) as both a virtual at-home biking challenge and an in-person celebratory bike ride. Participants can choose to do the virtual challenge, celebratory in-person ride, or both!

Those who complete their free, month-long challenge from June 1st - June 30th and raise at least $25 in donations or pledges will receive a t-shirt and water bottle. Awards will also be given out to the participant who bikes the most miles and the participant who raises the most in pledges or donations.

Participants who choose to bike in the celebratory ride can choose from three different ride lengths, including a 20 mile ride, 13 mile ride, or 4 mile ride. Registration will cost $25 per adult and $10 per child and will include lunch, t-shirt, and a water bottle.

During this year's virtual and in-person Pedal Point Rally, we hope we can safely bring your families, friends, co-workers, and neighbors together for fun-filled bike rides through picturesque Portage County to support children in our community.

When & Where

Virtual Challenge Details:
When: Tuesday, June 1st through Wednesday, June 30th, 2021
Where: Anywhere you would like!
Cost: Free, but you must donate/pledge $25 or more to receive a t-shirt, water bottle, and be entered to win prizes.

In-Person Event Details:
When: July 17th, 2021
Where: Hostel Shoppe
3201 John Joanis Dr, Stevens Point, WI 54482
Cost:
Adults: $25 per person
Children: $10 per person
Ride Lengths: 20 miles, 13 miles, or 4 miles

As soccer coaches who have dedicated their careers to the goalkeeper position, we are excited about the opportunities and challenges that this year’s Camp Shutout brings. We understand that the goalkeeper is still the most neglected player on a team. While camp settings have made strides to remedy that problem, not all camps provide the most benefit for every player. This camp is designed to push goalkeepers to new levels and help maximize their potential.

This camp is open to goalkeepers of all levels and abilities; this is a great introduction to serious goalkeeping. The camp maintains all of the great features of past Camp Shutouts, including a low keeper/coach ratio and interaction with high-level college GKs.

We are also excited to offer the 19th year of Camp Shutout The Advanced Sessions! Our intention is to create the ultimate in goalkeeper training. Whether you are entering your first year of high school or your first year of college this camp will help you attain your potential. The Advanced Sessions will teach the fundamentals techniques at a quicker pace than Camp Shutout, thus allowing more time for advanced skills like those necessary at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels. If you are a high school-aged goalkeeper and are serious about goalkeeping, Camp Shutout The Advanced Sessions is the camp for you!

Photo by Joshua Hoehne on Unsplash

Bumpin' feel-good reggae music on our ride to the Celebrate Plover Day Fireworks!

Join us for our 6th annual Reggae Fireworks Community Ride. We'll be bumpin' feel-good reggae tunes while we roll to the always impressive "Celebrate Plover" fireworks! (16 total miles)

Your Responsibilities:

• Bicycles must be in working order prior to riding
• Follow directions from group leaders
• Respect all traffic laws (We represent cycling culture)
• Don't get trashed (That ain't cool)
• Leave no trace
• Helmet & Light-set
• Signed release of liability, waiver, and assumption of risk form